Games suitable for one person to play include: "Spider Solitaire", "Happy Match", "Minecraft", "Moon Rabbit Adventure", "Plants vs. Zombies", "Angry Birds" , "The Witcher", "The Rain", etc.

The world view of "Rain Chronicle" is set in a city flooded by rain. The core gameplay of solving puzzles is to use lights and stone monuments to make the rain recede, and finally save the city.

The picture quality of the game cannot be said to be good. The background of the game is purely hand-painted with low-precision textures. The protagonist’s walking is more like that of the 4399 mini-game. If you have not seen the original painting, you cannot even tell that it is a girl. . But the game successfully uses simple lines and color blocks to outline a different game atmosphere: a large area of ??black, gray and cyan covers the screen without complicated decorations, creating a cold science fiction city that has lost its human touch. When players light up the shining lights, they not only solve puzzles, but also add a little warmth to the city.

The game music that always appears with the "sound of rain" is my favorite part. Coupled with the plain picture and the protagonist without lines, this feeling of loneliness jumped out on the screen and firmly captured my erotic point. "Rain Chronicle" also released a separate OST, but the music album lost the "sound of rain" sound effect and lacked its proper flavor. The overall arrangement level is average.

The core mechanism of decryption in "The Rain" is a series of connected and irreversible strokes. We need to move the light sources among the various bulbs, and the puzzle-solving logic is like Huarong Road. We need to find a way to distribute the blue light over there, store more here, and move the yellow light to the top.

As a puzzle game, it should have puzzle elements that continue to deepen and evolve from less to more. However, there are too few ups and downs in "Rain Chronicle", and the entire puzzle-solving narrative line that accompanies him is extremely boring. There are only a few new things like the Blu-ray Lantern during the nine chapters. What keeps increasing is just the strict requirements for the path. From the beginning, you can make a few wrong steps and turn back, but then you will be in the embarrassment of losing everything if you make a wrong step later. Subsequent DLC added new levels and decryption logic, which solved this shortcoming to a certain extent.